Reformed Church on Staten Island

Staten Island, New York

Since 1665Historic buildingSmall congregation
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Contact & Location for Reformed Church on Staten Island

54 Port Richmond Ave

Staten Island, NY 10302-1334

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Service Times for Reformed Church on Staten Island

Sunday 11:00 AM

Worship Service

From the church’s website · checked Oct 2026

Plan your visit

  • Parking

    Parking is suggested on Church Street + Port Richmond Ave.

    What their website saysParking is suggested on Church Street + Port Richmond Ave.

Programs & Ministries at Reformed Church on Staten Island

About Reformed Church on Staten Island

Reformed Church on Staten Island, also known as the Reformed Protestant Dutch Church on Staten Island, is a historic Reformed congregation in Port Richmond with roots in the late 1600s. The church is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and continues to gather for Sunday worship at 11:00 AM. Worship is led by Elder Warren MacKenzie, who brings a weekly message. The congregation also marks special services through the year, including Communion, Baptisms, Reformation Day, Easter, Christmas, Military Appreciation, and Law Enforcement Appreciation services. Children’s ministry is part of the church’s programs.

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First-Time Visitor Info for Reformed Church on Staten Island

Dress Code: Not specified — please contact the church directly. Service Format: Sunday worship is held at 11:00 AM and is led by Elder Warren MacKenzie with a weekly message. Special services include Communion, Baptisms, Reformation Day, Easter, Christmas, Military Appreciation, and Law Enforcement Appreciation services. Visitor Tips: Families may want to ask about children’s ministry when planning a first visit. Visitors can also watch for special services and seasonal observances throughout the year.

History & building

  • Founded in 1665

    The site says the church was built by 1665 and later rebuilt in 1845. It also says the church is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

    What their website saysBy 1665, it was time to build a church
  • National Register of Historic Places

  • Hosts weddings

    What their website saysGreat for Funeral, Wedding, Church Worship Scenes

Ministry, leadership and visit details above come from the church’s own website. They can change, so please confirm with the church.

Note: Church information may be outdated. Please verify details with the church directly before visiting.

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